Flash Tutorials by Kirupa.com
Declaring a variable as var makes it local to the function in which it is declared. Therefore it cannot be accessed from outside the function, and it is destroyed at the end of each loop.
October 13,
2006
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Most of the best programmers on the world will tell you that: always comment on your code. For yourself and for the others. This is absolutely vital. Personally, before writing any line of code, I write in commentary everything I want to do. All the functions, and what they are doing.
October 12,
2006
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First of all, when I say handler, I'm talking about the onClipEvent(...) and on(...) handlers. Just to make things clear
October 11,
2006
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This short article is on variable naming in the new Actionscript 2.0 (and 1.0, I guess).
October 10,
2006
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If you're viewing this tutorial, it's probably because you're one of those flashers that are trying to use the tab key to only focus on a certain type of object in flash.
October 9,
2006
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In this tutorial, I'm going to introduce you to the binary number system, if you don't already know it, and teach you to convert a decimal number into binary and vice versa using a little bit of code in Flash. First of all, I assume all of you know what the decimal number system is.
October 4,
2006
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Mathematical functions within Flash seems to be an area that most people like to stay well clear of. Of course, this area of Flash can be very daunting and difficult to get a hold of, so to ease you in, I thought I'd write a tutorial
October 4,
2006
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The ability to interact with a microphone is something that was introduced in recent versions of Flash. I hope you will get the idea of how to use a microphone in Flash from this tutorial.
October 3,
2006
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In this short tutorial, I will provide the code for finding the maximum and minimum values in an array. I will conclude with a brief explanation of the ideas behind why the code work with an explanation of the code itself.
October 2,
2006
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In Flash, you have the onMouseMove event that executes any code when your mouse is moving. In some cases, executing code simply based on mouse movement may not be enough.
September 29,
2006
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